CNN wants to help loony lefty Democrat James Talarico so badly that they gave him a town hall event on Wednesday night. As part of the event, people from the audience were allowed to come to the stage to ask him questions directly.
At one point, a Texas voter named Jody asked Talarico about his pro-choice views on abortion. Talarico bent over backwatds to make himself sound reasonable on the issue, suggesting that he could come together with pro-life people.
Then he suggested that the Bible is silent on abortion.
Jody schooled him on this, reminding him that the Ten Commandments includes ‘Thou shalt not kill.’
Democrat Angie Nixon wants her GOP opponent locked up. What a nutcase.
Florida Democrat US Senate candidate Angie Nixon now says she will also “lock up” her political opponent if elected to the US Senate.
The modern-day Democrat Party does not care about laws, does not care about justice.
They want to destroy you and toss you in prison if you disagree with their insane radicalism.
Democrat Angie Nixon, who is running for the US Senate from Florida, tweeted out earlier that she wanted President Trump “arrested and held accountable.”
No one knows what she means by “held accountable.” Not even Ms. Dixon.
On Wednesday she promised to jail her GOP opponent Senator Ashley Moody.
Democrat Angie Nixon: “I want her locked up and punished in jail for what she has done. And so we are going to continue to stump on this campaign trail all across the state, from the panhandle to the Keys. And, we’re looking forward to them calling me “senator” on November 3rd.”
CNN: “You want your Republican opponent locked up?”
Andie Nixon: “You know, she, yeah, basically…”
You gotta love Senator Chris Coons’s facial expressions as he sits there and listens to his deranged compatriot.
INSANE!
Florida Democrat Angie Nixon now says she will also “lock up” her political opponent if elected to the Senate:
NIXON: “I want her locked up and punished in jail.”
CNN: “You want your Republican opponent locked up?”
This Democrat socialist is a nightmare for Americans.
Socialist Angie wants the government taking more of your hard-earned money.
Florida’s economy thrives on freedom, not heavy-handed, high-tax socialism. We won’t let radical policies wreck the Free State of Florida.
https://t.co/qAWXwcGuwp
US Central Command on Wednesday announced that US Military forces destroyed an Iran-affiliated ship targeting US Navy ships in the Gulf of Oman on October 6.
Two US Marine Corps Apache helicopters fired missiles at the dhow.
Crew members were evacuated from the vessel prior to the destruction.
Full statement from CENTCOM:
On Oct. 6, U.S. forces destroyed an Iranian-affiliated dhow conducting surveillance and targeting U.S. Navy ships in the Gulf of Oman.
Over the past seven months, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has continued to indiscriminately target thousands of civilian mariners transiting regional waters in addition to U.S. Navy warships. Crew members were safely removed prior to destruction of the dhow. Repatriation efforts are ongoing.
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The military strikes on the vessels come as Iran-backed Houthis fired missiles at Saudi Arabia’s King Khalid International Airport.
Twelve people died and hundreds were injured after the latest Houthi missile attack on Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport.
The airport shut down operations on Saturday as officials assessed the damage.
President Trump fired a warning shot to the Houthis on Tuesday amid escalating tensions in the region.
Netflix laid off 1,000 workers on Wednesday, representing 6 percent of its global staff and marking the streaming platform’s largest cutback since 2022.
Staff members were told the layoffs would affect the tech, legal, product, and human resources departments, according to a company memo obtained by the New York Post.
The memo, also reported on by Deadline, was authored by co-CEOs Greg Peters and Ted Sarandos.
“Decisions like these are never easy, and we don’t take them lightly,” they wrote. “Our mission — to entertain the world — is ambitious, and delivering on it requires us to be disciplined about where we prioritize our people and resources.”
“Our business is strong and growing, and we remain on track to deliver our full-year forecast,” the co-CEOs continued. “We’ll continue to invest aggressively in high-impact areas to improve our service and further drive growth and innovation.”
“Doing that means making focused choices across the business so we can keep delivering for our members, partners, employees, and investors,” Peters and Sarandos concluded.
They noted that the current streaming landscape represents “one of the most dynamic times in the history of entertainment” as they compete with giants like Disney, Amazon, Skydance, and others.
Netflix still has the most global subscribers of any major streaming provider at 325 million, despite shares dipping 40 percent over the last year.
A Bloomberg report from July, however, stated that “Netflix’s biggest hits are losing more than half of their audience after one season.”
“Netflix is struggling to get viewers to stick with its shows for more than a season,” the outlet reported.
“One Piece, one of Netflix’s most-watched shows of 2023, lost more than 30 percent of its audience for the second season. Season two of Beef suffered a drop of more than 70 percent. The Night Agent shed 50 percent of its audience for the second season and another 35 percent for its third season.”
The streaming service has also faced controversy in recent years for its highly charged political content and aggressive marketing of LGBT characters.
One X user pointed this out back in 2020, and Netflix’s official account replied, defending the company’s creative decisions.
sorry you have yet to realize that every gay person is very necessary https://t.co/xTOEcLWryc
Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk called on customers to “Cancel Netflix” last year while reposting a screenshot from Libs of TikTok that showed the company bragging about its diversity, equity, and inclusion practices.
Netflix specifically pointed out how “underrepresented groups” were getting more positions of leadership at the company, while the number of white directors and actors was shrinking.
The Justice Department’s investigation into Democrat Rep. Ilhan Omar could widen to a conspiracy case, CNN and NBC reported.
The Feds seized Ilhan Omar’s phone when they raided her DC residence, according to a new report by NBC News.
The Trump Administration is seeking to strip Ilham Omar of US citizenship.
“Federal agents seized Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar’s phone when they searched her Washington, D.C., home this week as part of a federal investigation into potential immigration-related crimes, and have sent roughly a dozen subpoenas out in the case, according to two people familiar with the investigation,” NBC reported.
“The possible charges cited by federal officials included conspiracy and making false statements in immigration paperwork, one of the people said,” the outlet said.
CNN also reported that the investigation into Ilhan Omar may widen to a conspiracy case as several members of Omar’s family have been subpoenaed.
Federal investigators have been probing the immigration paperwork filed by Ilhan Omar’s father.
On Monday, the Associated Press and NBC News reported that, according to sources, federal investigators were also probing Ilhan Omar’s financial records.
The Trump administration pushed for an unusually aggressive search of Rep. Ilhan Omar’s house in recent days in an immigration fraud probe that targets the congresswoman, possible false statements made on government documents, and a potential conspiracy, according to multiple people familiar with the investigation.
Prosecutors, however, first had to contend with a federal magistrate judge, in a prolonged back-and-forth that hasn’t previously been reported. Judge Matthew Sharbaugh of the DC District Court ultimately limited how the Justice Department could access Omar’s documents in Monday’s search, before he would approve the warrant, because of her role as a member of Congress and the Constitutional protections that affords, multiple people familiar with the investigation told CNN.
The investigators’ inquiries that prompted the search include whether Omar or her now-deceased father lied about her age when she obtained citizenship in 2000, claiming she was a minor when she was of adult age.
Omar emigrated to the US as a Somalian refugee around the age of 12 and became a citizen in 2000, according to people familiar with Omar’s situation.
One source told CNN the government could try to expand the investigation into a wider conspiracy case and try to investigate if this was deception and the purposeful falsification of information over years by a larger group of individuals.
Legal expert Jonathan Turley said that laws surrounding immigration fraud mean that Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar of Minnesota could lose her citizenship if she’s found to have committed fraud.
Homeland Security Investigations raided Omar’s Washington-area home onMonday. The raid was part of what Fox News called a “criminal fraud investigation into the Somali-born congresswoman’s immigration paperwork, which was filled out by her late father when she was a child.”
A Department of Justice statement added little other than saying the raid was “part of an ongoing federal investigation,” which is “criminal” in nature.
“This investigation began under the Biden administration,” Turley noted in a video posted to X, saying that there have long been questions surrounding Omar’s history.
JUST IN: Legal expert Jonathan Turley says Ilhan Omar could face DENATURALIZATION if prosecutors prove that she obtained citizenship with FALSE INFORMATION — and now, grand jury subpoenas are hitting her family members
“The U.S. government’s position has always been that if you have information there that is untrue, where you would NOT have been made a citizen, then you can be DENATURALIZED.”
“There’s question as to the stated age of Representative Omar, which allowed her to basically piggyback on the process of her father, instead of having to file a separate effort or filing for naturalization.”
“I think that these family members very likely are related to the immigration side of this.”
The AGE issue is because she reportedly had her birth date changed after-the-fact, suggesting Omar might’ve been TOO OLD to piggyback citizenship off her father
And there you have it: lying to obtain citizenship and trying to COVER IT UP as a CONGRESSWOMAN?!
I think Omar is crooked, and she knows it.
HSI carried out the raid, a judge signed off, subpoenas are flying, and the CASE IS OFFICIALLY BUILDING
When asked which of the various controversies surrounding Omar should be considered to have precedence, Turley replied. “I think that we should focus on the immigration side of the investigation because that’s the one that has reached the point of an actual search of her residence.”
“I think that these family members very likely are related to the immigration side of this,” he said.
“The immigration laws are very clear. When you’re accused of illegally procuring citizenship or naturalization, it is not a defense that, ‘I was innocent in all of this,’” he said.
“The U.S. government’s position has always been that if you have information there that is untrue, where you would not have been made a citizen, then you can be denaturalized,” he said, noting that the standard of proof for denaturalization is high.
“There’s also question as to the stated age of Representative Omar, which allowed her to basically piggyback on the process of her father, instead of having to file a separate effort, filing for naturalization,” he said.
In previous comments cited by RealClearPolitics on Tuesday, Turley noted that Omar’s father “filled out much of the paperwork that may be the subject of this search. He had a record as a colonel in a really brutal regime, and there may be questions as to those original papers.”
He then explained why age matters.
“By saying that she was 17, she did not have to file for her own citizenship,” Turley said.
A report in the New York Post said that congressional staff pushed to have Omer’s official birth date changed from 1981 to 1982.
Former political rival A.J. Kern told the newspaper on Tuesaday that Omar “claims her citizenship narrative is that she derived citizenship through her father when she was a 17-year-old minor.”
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“For derivative citizenship, two things have to be true — one, her father had to naturalize; and two, she still had to be a minor — and what I have found is that it’s highly likely that neither of those things are true,” he said, noting that a complaint to get to the truth of the matter was dismissed.
In Washington state, where males can often decide to compete against females in their sports leagues, a collection of high school students decided not to play this losing game.
On Tuesday, about a dozen students from the Camas High School cross country team walked away in protest after learning one runner was a male, according to a report from OutKick.
The protest was led by student Holly Burns, whose parents said she initially did not want to make waves, but as teammates shared her anger, the protest came together.
“She wanted to kind of play it safe, so we, we weren’t going to push it. We just kind of let her kind of feel it out. We told her that. We supported her whichever decision she tries to make,” Kevin Burns, her father, said.
Brave girls walked off of the field at a track meet against a boy!! https://t.co/J72nYUOtKD
— Amy E. Sousa, MA Depth Psychology (@KnownHeretic) October 14, 2026
“The more I heard about her friends wanting to do something, the more I heard about her team wanting to do something, we definitely were in support of that,” Kevin Burns said. “We told her, do what you think is best.”
“You hear about it, but you just never think it’s going to be on your kid’s small cross-country team,” Sarah Burns, her mother, added.
As news of the incident spread, support followed, with Jennifer Sey posting on X, “Courage always wins.”
Camas School District has said it follows Washington state rules, which are in opposition to an executive order from President Donald Trump that says males cannot compete against females in high school sports.
Tonight in Washington state, nearly half the Camas High School girls cross country team refused to compete against a boy on their own team.
He switched from the boys’ team just one month ago.
“I don’t see how it’s okay to discriminate against my daughter and the daughters of everyone else that is trying to fairly compete,” Kevin Burns said.
Security at the race muzzled their attempt to join their daughter in a protest, he noted.
“They said that we’re not allowed to hold up signs at this event today,” he said. “I questioned them if that was constitutionally legal, if we could express ourselves by just holding a sign. And we kind of went back and forth about public versus private property. And in the end, it didn’t seem like they really had a grasp on what they could tell us to do or not,” he said.
Over a dozen Washington state girls walked off a cross country meet in protest of a male competitor who started the season on the boys team. Holly Burns was one of those girls, and her parents, Kevin and Sarah, told me last night how it took unity from the girls involved to make the protest happen.
The parents also told me they were pestered by security and other spectators for bringing protest signs to the meet, if future protests should be expected, and if they’re ready to be at the center of the country’s next big ‘Save Girls’ Sports’ drama.
“So I just went ahead and held up my sign, and they had several security guards following me and pestering me and telling me that I would have to leave. And I just said, no, I’m not going to leave.”
Sarah Burns noted that there was pushback.
“I had a lady that came up to me and said she was a psychiatric nurse and that I was a disgusting human for holding up this sign and that I was doing psychological damage to these children,” Sarah said.
“I told her that one day I’m gonna have to stand before my Lord and Savior and I’m gonna feel good about this.”
The incident comes weeks before Washington state voters will decide on Initiative 638, which would bar male students from playing against females.
However, even if the measure passes, it would not take effect in time to bar the boy — who was 76th in a junior varsity race in September — from the state finals.
Whatever happens, the Burns family plans to keep supporting their daughter.
“So we made a few contacts and we might go forward with that and have a more organized protest the next time,” Kevin Burns said.
MS Now reported breaking news that FBI Director Kash Patel was in Russia – Except that he was at Liberty University.
MS Now is as dependable today as they always were.
On Wednesday, the far-left network reported that Kash Patel had landed in Russia for mysterious talks.
Top MS Now justice and intelligence reporter Ken Dilanian broke the breathtaking news this afternoon in a MS Now breaking report.
Ken Dilanian: “We don’t know what Kash Patel is doing in Russia. And that’s one of things that is concerning our FBI sources. They don’t know either. The FBI is not saying anything about this. I asked them for a comment on our reporting. They have not gotten back to me. What we know is there’s a two-day trip scheduled. He’s going to Moscow and St. Petersburg… It has not happened since 2018 when Robert Mueller went to Russia to talk about counter-terrorism cooperation.”
But the surprise was on the loons at MS Now.
The FBI this afternoon released photos of Kash Patel at Liberty University.
Unfortunately for MS Now, the FBI posted photos of Director Kash Patel at Liberty University.
Left: MS Now reports two sources familiar say Kash Patel just landed in Russia
Right: Here’s where Kash Patel actually is… Liberty U, doing a law enforcement appreciation event
MS Now’s “sources” are “familiar” with NOTHING! https://t.co/4i26hV70VW
I have had many strange experiences in life, but in tier 1 had to be seeing a clip of MS Now reporting breaking news that Kash Patel has “just landed in Russia” – right as I’m receiving pics of Kash Patel doing a law enforcement appreciation event today in Lynchburg, Virginia https://t.co/U0Cn3LfL6R
Later Wednesday, Ken Dilanian delivered an on-air retraction.
“I want to correct reporting from earlier today. I reported that two sources had told us that FBI director Kash Patel had landed in Russia for a planned trip that had been reported about recently. We’ve since learned that Patel did not, in fact, land in Russia today and remains in the U.S. …The timing of any potential trip remains unclear. Again, we regret this error and we are transparent about when we make errors. Back to you,” Ken Dilanian said.
WATCH:
Ken Dilanian has admitted the “Patel in Russia” scoop isn’t real, but, of course, he had to pat himself on the back while doing so, “I want to correct reporting from earlier today. I reported that two sources had told us that FBI director Kash Patel had landed in Russia for a planned trip that had been reported about recently. We’ve since learned that Patel did not, in fact, land in Russia today and remains in the U.S. …The timing of any potential trip remains unclear. Again, we regret this error and we are transparent about when we make errors. Back to you.”
Ilhan Omar’s father was a colonel in Siad Barre’s army during years of documented atrocities against civilians. Photo: Alison Baskerville, Life Force Magazine, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
Rep. Ilhan Omar describes her late father, Nur Omar Mohamed, as “an educator” in her memoir, according to Snopes. His 2020 Sahan Journal obituary describes a different career. He was a colonel in the Somali National Army who led a regiment in the 1977–1978 war with Ethiopia. His military career ended in 1991, when dictator Siad Barre’s regime collapsed.
A former army comrade told the paper that Nur joined the army after receiving a military education in Russia. The record of the regime he served explains why the distinction matters.
Barre seized power in a 1969 coup and ruled Somalia until 1991, governing it as a one-party state through the Somali Revolutionary Socialist Party. His ruling council aligned itself with the Soviet Union and denounced American policy in Africa as imperialist.
In 1977, Moscow backed Ethiopia in the Ogaden War. That November, Barre abrogated the Soviet friendship treaty, expelled all Soviet military and civilian advisers, and ended Soviet access to Somali military facilities. Nur led his regiment against Ethiopian forces supported by the Soviet Union and Cuba and remained in Barre’s army after the break with Moscow.
After a 1971 coup attempt, Barre executed members of the three leading clans, including the Majerteen. He made clan membership the organizing principle of Somali politics, according to an account drawing on State Department and Africa Watch reporting.
Barre claimed that Islam and socialism were compatible but did not tolerate religious opposition. When 23 shaykhs protested his 1975 family law, his security forces arrested them. Ten were executed for “acting on behalf of foreign powers,” according to a CIA review.
After Majerteen officers attempted a coup in April 1978, the regime punished the entire clan. Africa Watch documented extrajudicial executions, rape, and the killing of livestock as part of a scorched-earth policy intended to cut off civilian support for Majerteen rebels.
Barre’s Red Berets, his presidential guard, destroyed small reservoirs around Galcaio to deny water to Majerteen herders and their animals, according to the Library of Congress country study. Nur was himself Majerteen, and Omar wrote in her memoir that the clan was initially subjected to Barre’s crackdown.
The State Department’s 1989 human rights report on Somalia documented a police state. Citizens had no legal means to change their government. Opposition groups and criticism of the government were illegal. The government owned all radio and television outlets and the country’s six newspapers. Possession of an unauthorized publication carried a prison sentence of 5 to 15 years. Law No. 54 of 1970 made “publishing antistate propaganda” a capital offense. Organizing a strike was also punishable by death.
Security services detained suspected opponents indefinitely, often incommunicado. Military officers heard National Security Court cases behind closed doors, with no right of appeal. Released detainees described torture in the “Mig” position, with their hands and feet bound behind their backs and pulled tight.
By 1989, Barre had appointed his son commander of the armed forces and another relative chief of police. Members of his Marehan subclan commanded most military units.
The worst abuses fell on the Isaaq clan of northern Somalia, the base of the rebel Somali National Movement. A U.S. GAO report found that suspected government opponents were arrested and imprisoned, sometimes tortured and executed. Many civilians had to pay to secure their release.
When the rebels took Hargeisa in May 1988, the army attacked with heavy artillery and aerial bombardment, indiscriminately hitting civilian targets. The Somali air force reportedly attacked survivors gathering outside the city to flee to Ethiopia. Human Rights Watch described the campaign as “savage counterinsurgency tactics.” The Center for Justice and Accountability estimates that the bombing destroyed about 70 percent of Hargeisa and killed more than 5,000 civilians.
After retaking the city, forces under Barre’s son-in-law, Gen. Mohammed Said Hersi “Morgan,” planted thousands of land mines in Hargeisa, often inside homes. Locals call him “the butcher of Hargeisa.”
A State Department-commissioned study, Robert Gersony’s Why Somalis Flee, conservatively estimated that the Somali Armed Forces deliberately murdered at least 5,000 unarmed Isaaq civilians between May 1988 and March 1989. The State Department’s 1989 human rights report found that about 90 percent of Isaaq homes, businesses, and property in Hargeisa were destroyed or severely damaged.
By the end of 1989, an estimated 324,000 Somali refugees, mainly Isaaqs, were in Ethiopia. Experts now count more than 200 mass graves in Somaliland, most in the area known as the Valley of Death. Regime opponents were rounded up, bound, taken to these sites, shot, and buried in unmarked graves. Most of the graves lie at Malko Durduro, near the former headquarters of the Somali National Army’s 26th Division.
The killing continued in the capital. After riots in Mogadishu in July 1989, soldiers took 46 Isaaq men to a beach outside the city and shot them, according to the State Department. Witnesses and a survivor said the victims were selected by their accents. Amnesty International issued an urgent appeal concerning extrajudicial executions in the northern port of Berbera on August 16, 1990, naming more than a dozen victims, including a former police officer.
On July 6, 1990, the Red Berets fired into a crowd at a Mogadishu soccer stadium after fans jeered Barre’s speech. Human Rights Watch reported more than 100 civilians killed and over 300 injured. Hospital counts reported by AP, the Los Angeles Times, and the New York Times confirmed at least 65 deaths. The government initially claimed three deaths and called the shooting “a chance accident,” according to a Canadian government summary.
That same year, the government put 45 people on trial for signing a political manifesto critical of the regime, according to the State Department. Human Rights Watch reported nightly gunfire in Mogadishu, with bodies found in different neighborhoods each morning.
In 2001, a United Nations-commissioned investigation concluded that “the crime of genocide was conceived, planned and perpetrated by the Somalia Government against the Isaaq people of northern Somalia,” according to The Nation. Led by Chris Mburu, the investigation collected more than 150 testimonies and assigned responsibility to the state and its command structure, according to a Factually summary.
In 2014, Somalia’s federal government acknowledged and condemned the regime’s atrocities, particularly those committed against Somaliland, according to the Center for Justice and Accountability. Estimates of the total death toll in the Isaaq genocide range from at least 50,000 to about 200,000.
Nur Omar Mohamed held the rank of colonel throughout this period. No public record documents his activities between 1978 and 1991, and no court or official body has found that he personally participated in atrocities. In March 2026, the government of Somaliland publicly accused him of participating in the Isaaq genocide.
The family fled to a refugee camp in Kenya after the regime fell and arrived in the United States as refugees in 1995. Omar’s description of her father as an educator omits his service as a colonel in Barre’s army until its collapse, including the years when the U.S. government documented the army’s murder of thousands of unarmed civilians, bombardment of its own cities, and execution of men selected by their accents.
Michael Desronvil, the lone black holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial sat down with Fox News for an exclusive interview about the tense deliberations.
The full interview conducted by Kayleigh McEnany, will air on Thursday morning at 8 am ET.
Eleven jurors were ready to acquit Lindsay Clancy even though she admitted that she had fatally strangled her three young children.
Lindsay Clancy sent her husband, Patrick Clancy, out of the house to run errands while she strangled their three young children to death in January 2023.
The prosecution argued that Lindsay Clancy should be charged with premeditated murder because she planned the killings and knew what she was doing was wrong at the time of the murders.
Clancy was never diagnosed with postpartum psychosis.
Judge Sullivan last month declared a mistrial after the jury was deadlocked because one lone juror refused to buckle under pressure.
Michael Desronvil, a devout Christian and son of a Haitian immigrant, was doxxed after NBC Boston spearheaded a harassment campaign against him.
In a small teaser clip posted by Fox News, Michael Desronvil said, “I had a lot of evidence to back up my claim.”
Desronvil also said that there wee moments that were tense.
WATCH:
EXCLUSIVE: “I had a lot of evidence to back up my claim.”
For the first time, the lone holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy trial, Michael Desronvil, is speaking out about the tense deliberations in the high profile case, revealing to @kayleighmcenany that he had no reasonable doubt about his position.
After 38 hours of deliberations, Desronvil found himself at odds with 11 other jurors who believed Clancy was not guilty by reason of insanity.
Now, in an exclusive interview, he opens up about the tension inside the jury room and why he’s keeping some of his evidence to himself.
Kayleigh’s full interview airs tomorrow on @foxandfriends at 8am ET. | @SatAmericaFNC
JUST IN: Legal expert Jonathan Turley says Ilhan Omar could face DENATURALIZATION if prosecutors prove that she obtained citizenship with FALSE INFORMATION — and now, grand jury subpoenas are hitting her family members
